The Oura Smart Ring 4 has been slashed by 43% in Amazon's Prime Day sale, dropping from £349 to £199.99. That's a saving of £117 on the coveted health tracking device that has gone viral on social media and is favoured by celebrities including Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston.
What the Oura Ring 4 offers
Described as 'truly magnificent' by impressed shoppers, the Oura Ring 4 is a sleek wearable that looks like a simple piece of jewellery but is packed with sensors to monitor health 24/7. It tracks steps, calories, workouts, sleep quality, heart rate, stress, and body temperature, turning data into easy-to-read insights via the Oura app. The ring is lightweight, waterproof up to 100 metres, and has a battery lasting 5 to 8 days, with a full charge in 80 minutes.
Unlike a standard smartwatch, it sits on the finger, adding style points while comprehensively tracking health. It works alongside the Oura app (first month free, then £5.99 per month) to provide personalised daily health data and guidance.
User reviews and feedback
Shoppers have praised the ring's accuracy and battery life. One reviewer said: 'Completely addictive, so interesting in terms of the info – I'm debating moving away from my Apple Watch as the battery on this is so much better. The sleep info on the Oura Ring is great, amazing accuracy on the patterns!'
Another added: 'Best health tracking product on the market. For measuring activity, stress, and sleep, it really is brilliant. The app is easy to use and very intuitive. Battery life is good, only charge mine for 5-10mins per day, whilst showering.'
A third user wrote: 'Don't know where I would be without my Oura Ring. It's so interesting to know all the data about sleep, heart health, etc. It also helped me conceive, which I'm very grateful for.'
Prime Day deal details
The Oura Smart Ring 4 normally retails for £349 but is available for £199.99 during Amazon Prime Day, a 43% discount. The titanium-crafted ring is non-allergenic and water-resistant, designed for continuous wear. It tracks heart rate, activity levels, training frequency, menstrual health, stress, and even early signs of illness.
